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6 March 2025NewsAmericasMarisa Woutersen

Regeneron edges closer to Eylea market exclusivity amid biosimilar threats

New York biotech scores win as Fed Circ upholds preliminary injunction against Celltrion's biosimilar launch | Ruling follows intense scrutiny during Fed Circ oral arguments | Decision follows similar rulings against Samsung Bioepis and Formycon.

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13 February 2025   The company’s Eylea treatment patent faced intense scrutiny as the US Federal Circuit heard Williams & Connolly, RMMS Legal, and McGuireWoods argue over criticality, stability, and validity.
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4 February 2025   Federal Circuit upholds preliminary injunctions blocking highly similar versions of Eylea | Samsung Biopeis and Formycon failed to convince that the patent-in-suit was invalid.

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13 February 2025   The company’s Eylea treatment patent faced intense scrutiny as the US Federal Circuit heard Williams & Connolly, RMMS Legal, and McGuireWoods argue over criticality, stability, and validity.
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4 February 2025   Federal Circuit upholds preliminary injunctions blocking highly similar versions of Eylea | Samsung Biopeis and Formycon failed to convince that the patent-in-suit was invalid.

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Americas
13 February 2025   The company’s Eylea treatment patent faced intense scrutiny as the US Federal Circuit heard Williams & Connolly, RMMS Legal, and McGuireWoods argue over criticality, stability, and validity.
Americas
4 February 2025   Federal Circuit upholds preliminary injunctions blocking highly similar versions of Eylea | Samsung Biopeis and Formycon failed to convince that the patent-in-suit was invalid.